Daily Activity Report - Yellowstone

The agency responded to 18 incidents on 07/17/26. Below is the full log:

08:29 – Drugs/Alcohol Violation at 200 BLK CLARK AVE (Drug Investigation — CFS: 0_00bd6728-d35d-4a84-b54a-0f85b83152f9)

08:36 – DUI at 2000 BLK HENESTA DR (DUI — CFS: 0_168156cd-96f3-431d-b988-fa752ded703e)

09:34 – Drugs/Alcohol Violation at S 35TH ST & 1ST AVE S (Drug Investigation — CFS: 0_2d772473-2459-4be8-8468-f421f177711c)

09:37 – Vandalism at 2000 BLK 4TH AVE N (Vandalism — CFS: 0_bbbcdce8-67dd-412a-8ace-0018c0c6db0a)

10:00 – Vandalism at N 21ST ST & MONTANA AVE (Vandalism — CFS: 0_bdc78333-1c76-4e28-9cf1-7fbff835f482)

10:44 – Vandalism at 3700 BLK CAMBRIDGE DR (Vandalism — CFS: 0_a63dc9d8-c0ab-4f82-9246-818820904796)

11:41 – Fraud at 200 BLK SHILOH RD (Forgery / Fraud — CFS: 0_19a4fbe2-6a73-478c-9e1d-f13734ece691)

11:48 – Vandalism at 6000 BLK ELYSIAN RD (Vandalism — CFS: 0_fc8862eb-6b4a-4c08-988e-f42d76c97051)

12:12 – Vandalism at 3100 BLK RIM POINT DR (Vandalism — CFS: 0_fc94c30d-b116-4065-b34c-31450fff6713)

13:05 – Fraud at 3400 BLK STONE MOUNTAIN CIR (Forgery / Fraud — CFS: 0_21db707e-0dc4-4f05-83f0-3274df10c1d3)

14:40 – Fraud at 2600 BLK BELKNAP AVE (Forgery / Fraud — CFS: 0_1e336310-26cb-4796-ac96-7a71252be0aa)

17:36 – DUI at 15TH ST W & CENTRAL AVE (DUI — CFS: 0_4e33dec6-8c83-4525-810f-f6d78be6231b)

17:47 – Drugs/Alcohol Violation at 2900 BLK MINNESOTA AVE (Drug Investigation — CFS: 0_deb935db-a122-464a-82c3-0052cb026cee)

17:59 – Fraud at 4200 BLK AVENUE D (Forgery / Fraud — CFS: 0_51d0cd21-36d6-4166-af98-7047f4367e08)

00:05 – Disturbing the Peace at LEWIS AVE & 6TH ST W (Noise Complaint — CFS: 0_fba0f6bc-8690-45c1-a0aa-23bfed996684)

00:58 – Disturbing the Peace at 3RD ST W & MILES AVE (Noise Complaint — CFS: 0_5a1e9819-ca18-480a-a96b-34fffb9dfd3c)

01:01 – Assault at 2900 BLK 10TH AVE N (Assault — CFS: 0_9ca75dee-695e-48a8-9a30-46275ee7832d)

02:57 – DUI at 400 BLK MAIN ST (DUI — CFS: 0_c666432a-d4c9-4763-85c4-2812cb4d3554)

// Historical Perspective: Fraud and public-integrity cases in Montana are often read against the Copper Kings era, when mining money distorted state politics and helped produce the 1912 Corrupt Practices Act.